You may not be from the South if you will eat grits when served-You are just being a gentleman.
You are probably from the South if you pronounce "grits" with two syllables.
You are definitely from the South if grits are not on the plate when breakfast is served and you ask 'Why not?'
Bad (Smallmouth don't belong in Minnesota, Maine, or Idaho!) Bob
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Speaking of Grits, my best old friend Sonny Fry used to deliver Grits all over town. I couldn't do that mag as it was not allowed in our house, due to the high likelihood of pictures of aliens, two-headed chickens, and nearly nekked people on occasion...wonder if it still exists?
..but I digress...sorry Bob...it was Southernish Indiana, but we were north enough to make fun of people eating grits.
..but I digress...sorry Bob...it was Southernish Indiana, but we were north enough to make fun of people eating grits.
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WAHT? NO GRITS??









